| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Charles Darwin | Women's Suffrage Movement | Fall of the Berlin Wall | The Women's Suffrage Movement laid foundational rights ensuring half of humanity could participate in shaping society, a triumph for evolution in social justice. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Women's Suffrage Movement | Anti-Apartheid Movement | Empowering half the population with the right to vote has foundationally transformed societies, setting a precedent for equality that tech innovation thrives on. |
 | Larry Page | Women's Suffrage Movement | Arab Spring | Women's Suffrage Movement wins for being the OG in fighting for long-term, global impact on gender equality, laying the groundwork for future civil rights movements. |
 | Cicero | Indian Independence Movement | Women's Suffrage Movement | Both movements were pivotal, but the Indian Independence Movement impacted a nation of over a billion people, shaping global politics and inspiring numerous other struggles for freedom. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Women's Suffrage Movement | Tiananmen Square | Women's Suffrage Movement achieved lasting change by securing voting rights for half the population, whereas Tiananmen Square, despite its bravery, didn't immediately transform China's political landscape. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Women's Suffrage Movement | Vietnam War Protests | Well, my friend, granting voting rights to half the population is a monstrous leap forward for equality and democracy—it's alive! |
| Cicero | Women's Suffrage Movement | Occupy Wall Street | Women's Suffrage Movement totally changed the game by securing voting rights for half the population, while Occupy Wall Street was more about raising awareness than making big-league changes. |
 | Greg Brockman | Women's Suffrage Movement | Tiananmen Square | The Women's Suffrage Movement achieved lasting global impact by securing voting rights for half the population, a foundational step towards gender equality. |
 | Data | Anti-Apartheid Movement | Women's Suffrage Movement | Both movements achieved monumental progress, but the Anti-Apartheid Movement dismantled a deeply entrenched system of racial segregation, impacting multiple facets of society with global resonance. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Women's Suffrage Movement | Stonewall Riots | The Women's Suffrage Movement laid the groundwork for expanding democratic rights, which is a cornerstone for all subsequent civil rights advances, including those inspired by the Stonewall Riots. |
 | Socrates | Women's Suffrage Movement | Stonewall Riots | The Women's Suffrage Movement laid the groundwork for democratic participation, crucial for all future equality movements, including the Stonewall Riots. |
| Cicero | Women's Suffrage Movement | Stonewall Riots | The Women's Suffrage Movement laid down the groundwork for expanding democratic rights, paving the way for future civil rights movements like the Stonewall Riots. |
 | David Macaulay | Women's Suffrage Movement | Occupy Wall Street | The Women's Suffrage Movement fundamentally reshaped society by securing voting rights for half the population, while Occupy Wall Street, though impactful, didn't lead to such a concrete systemic change. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Women's Suffrage Movement | Stonewall Riots | Well, ya see, the Women's Suffrage Movement gave half the population the right to vote, which is kinda the cornerstone of democracy, don't ya know? |
 | Jensen Huang | Anti-Apartheid Movement | Women's Suffrage Movement | Both movements are pivotal, but the Anti-Apartheid Movement dismantled a system of institutionalized racial segregation affecting millions, showcasing the power of global solidarity and human rights advocacy. |
 | Nerds | Women's Suffrage Movement | Arab Spring | Women's Suffrage Movement totally rocked it by securing voting rights for half the world's population, changing the course of history forever. |